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a steady state of the biological community of plants and animals. A reached potential.
Climax Vegetation
Gross Domestic Surlplus
Neir Automata
Influx
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What are the transitional zones between biomes?
Scopullarus
Mergent Layers
Transfigure
Ecotones
3
The sunny, south-facing side of a mountain or mountain valley
Windward
Leeward
Adret
Ubac
4
A plant that has seeds unprotected by an ovary or fruit; example: conifers, cycads, and ginkgo.
Angiosperm
Carpelsperm
Gymnosperm
Decahedron
5
Relationship between two species in which one species benefits to the disadvantage of the other
Mutualism
Parasitism
Domination
Commensalism
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Organisms that live in the water but that either can't swim or cannot swim faster than currents
Nekton
Plankton
Benthos
nektobenthos
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A small flowerless green plant which comprises of mosses and liverworts
Herbophytes
Bryophytes
Tactile
Xerophytes
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Which is
not
a role of water in plants?
Transportation of nutrients
Carries away waste products
Conducts heat for reproduction
Dissolves nutrients
9
A plant that has flowers and produces seeds enclosed within a carpel (fruit, vegetable, etc).
Angiosperm
Onipheroius
Carpelsperm
Gymnosperm
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A species of plant
that has adapted to survive in an environment with little liquid water
Xerophytic
Deciduous
Hygrophytic
Borreal
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What do we call plants that need to be replanted every year?
Agletts
Phosphenes
Annuals
Perennials
12
_______ has the arctic climate. The ground is permanently frozen
Desert biome
Taiga biome
Deciduous forest biome
Tundra biome
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Relationship where one species gains benefits from the other species. Doesn't benefit the other
Commensalism
Capitalism
Parasitism
Mutualism
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The biome in which the vegetation is dominated by grasses
Tundra
Grassland
Taiga
Rain forest
15
Organisms that live on or in the seafloor sediment
Nekton
Benthos
Plankton
Sea-weed
16
What do we call the total weight of desiccated plant life?
Flora
Biomass
Citrus
Fauna
17
A plant that needs very little water
Endophytes
Xerophytes
Bryophytes
Tactile
18
What do we call the response to changes in light availability?
Partial light theory
Lens effect
Photogenic
Photoperiodism
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What do we call organisms that produce their own food?
Dominant
Independent
Producers/Autotrophs
Consumers/Heterotrophs
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What do we call the geographic study of living organisms?
Biologoy
Biodata
Biogeography
BioDiversity
21
What is the main energy source for the biosphere?
Fire
Consumers
Sunlight
Water
22
Plants that regrow every spring
Cacti
Annuals
Perennials
Succulents
23
On Earth's surface, where is the majority of carbon stored?
Rocks
Flora
Atmosphere
Fauna
24
What type of weather are scrublands found in?
Semi-arid
Tropical
Marine west coast
25
_____ occur in tropical and subtropical parts where torrential rains fall practically every day
Deciduous forest biome
Rain forest biome
Grassland biome
Tropical biome
26
A relationship where both species benefit from the relationship
Parasitism
Marxism
Commensalism
Mutualism
27
____ is a mountain
slope
which receives little sunshine
Adret
Leeward
Ubac
Windward
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Fundamental climatic conditions of a _____ are cold winters, warm summers, and well spaced rain
Tundra biome
Desert biome
Grassland biome
Deciduous forest biome
29
What is the ratio of plant and animal species on Earth?
twice as many plant species than animal.
They have a one-to-one ratio
twice as many animal species than plants.
30
What is an example of a succulent?
Nekton
Cacti
Plankton
Oak tress
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a tree that bears cones and evergreen needlelike or scalelike leaves.
Dryad
Conifers
Succulent
Ginko
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What are herbivores?
Dependent
Secondary consumers
Producers
Primary consumers
33
What do you call the total complex of plant and animal life?
Bar Mitzvah
Biomass
Biota
Biodata
34
Which element is fixed by bacteria in nodules of certain plants?
Oxygen
Carbon
Nitrogen
Sodium
35
What has caused the increased amount of carbon in our atmosphere in the last 100 years?
Greenhouse effect
Fossil fuel use
Global warming
Cow farts
36
___ is characterized by intense sunshine, very hot days, and the evaporation rate is very high.
Tundra biome
Rain forest biome
Taiga biome
Desert biome
37
The interface between land and a river or stream
Riparian
Extentialism
Symbiosis
Integral
38
In vertical zonation, changes in altitude are very similar to
Axis
Latitude
Longitude
Temperature
39
Of all the incoming solar energy received, how much of it is fixed by photosynthesis?
2%
20%
<1%
65.2%
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What element is photosynthesis fixing?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Carbon
Magnesium
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This is a biome of long, severe winters and few months of summer. Limited growing seasons.
Tundra
Taiga
Desert
Rain forest
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_______ plants are plants that have no persistent woody stem above ground.
Herbaceous
Soft wood
Deciduous
Hard wood
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Concerning the biosphere, what are geographers interested in?
Spatial analysis of water
the atmosphere
the lithosphere
How plants and animals are distributed
44
Organisms that are found in the water column and can swim freely and faster than currents
Benthos
Plankton
Nekton
Algae
45
What do we call organisms that do not produce their own food?
Producers
Dependent
Consumers
Ocilisicus
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(of an animal) dependent on or capable of the internal generation of heat
Hybrid
Indothermic
Exothermic
Endothermic